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"BASEL III Compliance Tool"

Challenge Accepted | BASEL III Compliance-Tools Make the Difference!

White Paper: Analytix Data Services

Basel III is an opportunity as well as a challenge for banks. It can provide a solid foundation for the next developments in the banking sector, and it can ensure that past excesses are avoided.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) is the primary global standard-setter for the regulation of banks. Although the Basel Committee has recognized the banks are making efforts in mitigating these risks, they still feel more needs to be done.

This whitepaper on “BASEL III Compliance” gives an insights into overcoming the difficulties faced in governance of risk data aggregation and to reap full benefits of reporting capabilities in Banking and Financial Institutions.

What are the significant challenges faced by banks when they are implementing Basel III?

How to best implement a solution that allows the banks to comply with Basel III? How to streamline systems and processes for improved operational effectiveness?

What are the guiding principles for effective risk data aggregation and reporting?

The complexity and requirements of Basel III and the commercial demands of the banking world will require a flexible Basel III management solution that delivers speed, accuracy, and performance to gain competitive advantage.

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What is

Technology is the use of scientific knowledge for creating tools, processing actions and extracting of materials whether in industry or in our everyday lives. We apply technology in nearly all things that we do in our lives, we use technology at work, in communication, transportation, making food, extracting and securing information, running an organization and many more tasks, pretty much everywhere. Types of technology include information technology, banking technology, medical technology,

Data management is the development and execution of policies and procedures in order to manage the information lifecycle needs of an enterprise ensuring the accessibility, reliability, and timeliness of the data for its users. Data Management enables organizations and enterprises to use data in: Organizing the enterprise data, Storing and preserving data for future re-use, Making data ready to use anytime, Share data with colleagues

The risk is the possibility that something bad or unpleasant (exposure to the chance of injury or loss) will happen. Organizations are exposed to risks of different degrees; risk management is a procedure which involves assessing the risks and then taking necessary steps to either eliminate or to reduce them as far as reasonably possible.